Rumor of a second ice plant for High Point
Local speculation questions a new ice plant in High Point while noting the present facility could meet larger demand and the town enjoys reasonable ice prices. Also mentions Dr W G Bradshaw at county commissioners meeting in Statesville and social and legal notices involving residents Andrews Tate and West.
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High Point
W. G. Bradshaw
Statesville
North Carolina Association of County Commissioners
Mary Alice Tate
Annie West
Bennettsville
Pretty Pony Contest Vote Drive Heads Toward High Point
Contest organizers push for early harness pony and rig delivery to reach High Point within three weeks. Readers are urged to rally votes by shopping at participating stores and subscribing to The Review, with 20 percent bonus votes ending next Monday night.
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Moffitt Furnishing Company
Thacker’s Shoe Store
Staley’s Jewelry
Milton Electric Co
Gray's Market
Matton Drug Co
Dixie Milling Co
Rose Theater
Solicitor Seeks Subscriptions for Votes in Pony Contest
The Review offers 500 votes per dollar on subscriptions collected, inviting bright youths to call at The Review office for a list of due subscriptions. Early contestants будет receive the lists, aiming to outpace rivals in the pony contest. The note also mentions a Royal Theater ad and a recent land sale: W. L. Stamey bought the Commerce and Rankin corner lot from R. F. Norman.
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The
Royal Theater
W. L. Stamey
R. F. Norman
Commerce and
Rankin Streets
Lehigh Point News Highlights and Civic Proceedings
The Review notes a social car outing hosted by W N Coler & Co from High Point to High Rock with luncheon at Healing Springs. It also reports possible electric intercity service from High Point through Randolph county to Charlotte, creditors meeting in Columbia Furniture and Pleasant Cotton mills bankruptcy, and appointments of trustees. News mentions Ford car arrivals, a local arrest for larceny, and ongoing theater entertainment. Governor Sulzer’s impeachment proceedings loom with Sept 18 trial. N C Seven Day Adventists prepare for Greensboro session and J F R A urges county organization for relief.
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New Road
W.N. Coler & Co
High Point
High Rock
Carolina and Yadkin River
Healing Springs
Archdale
Trinity
Fullers
Randolph County
Denton
Concord
Charlotte
Thomasville
Columbia Furniture Company
Mr. Pleasant Cotton Mills
R. H. Wheeler
Furniture, Company
Greensboro Loan, and Trust Company
High Point Motor Co
Morris Goldfois
Rose Theater
Moving Picture House
Sulzer
New York
General Assembly
Glynn
N. C
Greensboro
Tate
Mortgage Sale by J A Newton on Guilford County land
Mortgagee J A Newton will sell at cash auction on September 12 1913 at two oclock p m in front of R B White s farm Greensboro road Guilford County North Carolina. The sale follows a 1911 mortgage by J W Scott and Mary Scott to J A Newton recorded Book 231 page 86. Description begins at K B White corner and runs 91 1/2 feet east 117 feet southeast to a stone 191 feet Barbee line etc northeast of High Point.
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J. W. Scott
Mary Scott
J. A. Newton
Register of Deeds
Guilford County
R. B. White
Greensboro Road
K. B. White
Barbee
White’s Corner
White
High Point
N. C
Guilford
North Carolina
J. &. Newton
Death of High Point Noted Citizen A L Marsh
A L Marsh, lifelong High Point resident born near Freeman's Mill in 1840, died suddenly at his son's South Main Street home after a stroke. Survived by nine children, including Arthur and Jules Marsh of High Point. Funeral services held yesterday at M Vernon church.
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A. L. Marsh
M. Vernon Church
Yearly Meeting crowds at Guilford College and local events
Prolific High Point Chronicle item recounts Guilford College Yearly Meeting in Guilford College with large turnout and new campus improvements including electric light sewerage and water. It notes tours of the college museum and Indian collection, plus nearby real estate sale ads and upcoming events.
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Guilford College
City Council Approves Public Pool Rooms and $25 Table Tax
City Council votes to permit public pool rooms with a $25 per table tax and specified regulations. The decision outlines licensing, safety standards, and operator responsibilities for pool halls within the city.
Mammoth Watermelons Shown by W R Stone at Fairfield
W R Stone brings two enormous Georgia Rattlesnake watermelons to The Review office on Monday weighing 51 and 52 pounds each. The melons were grown on his Fairfield area farm and readers are asked if anyone can beat the record.
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W.R. Stone
Fairfield
North Carolina Labor News and regional notes
A scanned Labor News review edited by A. J. Williams of Greensboro covers North Carolina towns with High Point profiled. advertisements urge real estate and serial fiction. Local incidents include a Greek wedding in Greensboro, a near miss of a boy struck by a truck, and plans to finish highway links from Pinehurst to Asheboro and Trinity to High Point with further county connections.
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Labor News
Annual Review
A. J. Williams
Greensboro
North Carolina
High Point
S.G. Beach
John Bennett
Pinehurst
Asheboro
Randolph County
Greece
Guilford County
A.E. Tate
Morganton
R. H. Moore
Washington City
Virginia
B. E. Moore
Banks
Jessie
David White
J. W. Henrick & Co
J.M. McAdams & Co
E. R. Carr
Subscribe Now for Leopard Spots First Chapter
Readers who missed the opening chapter can subscribe now to receive the first installment. A number of copies are on hand and will be mailed with next week’s issue. Don’t delay, subscribe to gain access.
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Tony
New Garage to Open in Old Pickett Warehouse
The Southern Buggy Company plans to open a garage next week in the old Pickett warehouse on Jordan street. Expert men will be employed and satisfaction promised in all cases. The firm will take the agency for two well known automobile makes and will carry all necessary supplies and equipment. Success, gentlemen.
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Southern Buggy Company
Pickett
Jordan Street
Benefit Show for Salvation Army at Royal Theater
Friday charity day at the Royal Theater will donate proceeds to The Salvation Army. Thanhouser’s three reel King Rene’s Daughter will be shown as the featured picture. Attendees are urged to visit Friday to enjoy a quality film and support the cause.
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Royal Theater
Salvation Army
Thanhouser
Rene
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Wachovia Bank Building
N.C
V. R. Edmonds
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S.E. Willis
McCaskill
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Herbert Cox
Attorney Craven
A. E. Andrews
Lee Andrews
Cyrus Davis
City
the Yearly Meeting OF Friends
Call
J&tre Review
Tom Dixon
Playright
Lodge of
Red Men
Spencer
Wake County
James E. Boyd
Carolina & Yadkin River
R.B. Ferry
D. H. Wrightenberry
Wilmington
Roy Booker
Roy
Wm. Welborn
Joanna Bland
Geo. A. Matton
S. G. Beach
Garrage
Eugene W- Chafin
Prohibition
Atlantic City
Tambon
Consumers Company Doll Dept
High Point, N. G
Harrison, Matthews '& Pettiford
L. J. Moorefield
Hart Drug Co
Richardson
Darvineaux
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